Definition
A plugin is an add-on that extends the functionality of a specific host application. Plugins can be first-party or third-party and typically use APIs the host app exposes.
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Plugins
Plugins are planned Zahvox integrations that bring voice-to-writing directly into apps you already use — Notion, Google Docs, Chrome DevTools, and more.
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In plain language
Small pieces of Zahvox that live inside other apps.
Why it matters
The browser extension covers most webmail and text fields. Plugins go one level deeper — they can respect the host app's editor model, formatting rules, and content types (like Notion blocks or Docs headings).
How this relates to Zahvox
Plugins are on the roadmap, after the browser extension and desktop app. Specific hosts and priorities will be published when work starts.
Status: Planned for a later Zahvox release. Not scheduled.
Example
Notion plugin: dictate into a block; the block picks the right type automatically (bullet, heading, callout) based on your voice.
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